600X55037X

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The D-Subminiature connector and its associated backshells, hoods, and accessories, commonly referred to as D-Subs, are a family of connectors produced by numerous companies in the marketplace and are some of the most popular connectors used today.D-Sub connectors were first developed and popularized back in the 1940s with the introduction of the United States Airforce\'s Ferrite Cable Connectors. The D series connector was developed more for military applications than anything else, due to its extremely rugged design. Although D-Subs weren\'t used predominantly in the commercial market until the 1980s, they have been employed in the audio, video, and telecommunications markets since that time.A D-Sub connector consists of a metal housing that houses both a male and female connection. The female side houses the pins, while the male side holds the wires. The male side of the connector is connected to the mating female side via a robust metal strapping. The backshells, hoods, and accessories associated with these connectors are made to ensure a secure and reliable connection for the end user.The most common type of applications for D-Subs include computer, audio, and video applications. In computers, they are mainly used to connect monitors and other peripherals such as mice, printers, and modems. Audio applications include connecting CD players, mixers, and amplifiers. Video applications include hooking up television sets and DVD players.The male side of a D-Sub connector contains two pair of contact clips; one for power and the other for signal. These contacts are soldered directly to the wire and are labeled in accordance with the UL recognized color coding. The female side has a series of retaining clips that press onto each contact clip, providing a secure connection.The backshells and hoods associated with D-Sub connectors are typically metal and are designed to provide an extra layer of protection to the channel. They are secured to the housing by snap-in metal slip rings. These backshells and hoods help ensure that the connector will remain secure and be protected from dirt, debris, and moisture.In conclusion, D-Sub connectors and the related backshells, hoods, and accessories are some of the most popular connectors on the market today. They have been used in the audio, video, and telecommunications markets for decades and have been employed in military applications since the 1940s. Their robust and reliable design make them an ideal choice for many types of applications. Thanks to their simple design, they can be easily installed and provide a secure connection.

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